At the siberian village 1931

"At the Siberian Village" (1931) by David Burliuk (1882-1967) depicts a stylized figure carrying buckets against a bright blue background. This painting exemplifies Burliuk's unique style, characterized by bold colors, geometric forms, and a sense of dynamism. The artist was a prominent figure in the early 20th-century Russian avant-garde, known for his contributions to Cubo-Futurism and his pioneering work in the field of poetry. The painting's subject matter suggests the daily life of a Siberian villager, providing a glimpse into rural Russia. The bold colors, stark outlines, and simplified forms create a sense of immediacy and energy, reflecting the spirit of the Russian avant-garde movement. The painting is a compelling example of Burliuk's signature style, blending modernist influences with traditional themes, and offering a unique perspective on Siberian life.